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<0> faeries? radio? text message? smoke signals?
<1> from param()
<2> ^Nikos: the value the browser sends back is not something to do with @display_table.
<0> okay.
<0> what do you do next with that value in param() ?
<2> personally I'm surprised the CGI.pm doesn't already do the charset stuff to param(). *sigh*
<1> i must get it and p*** it from decode?
<0> ^Nikos: you're already getting it somewhere.
<3> do you know http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=355364 ?
<4> Has anyone here installed RT or Apache::Request?
<3> I think trying to help ^Nikos is pointless
<1> mauke_, yes i wrote that
<1> Botje, plz go on
<2> "please"
<0> ^Nikos: you are storing the value of that param() call somewhere.
<3> somni did, actually
<0> and using it as argument to open()
<5> well the "plz" should have been a dead giveaway :)
<0> that value, however, is still in utf8.
<1> Botje, eys exactly
<0> now tell me what the fix it.
<0> *is
<0> and if you as much as *MENTION* display_table, i *WILL* hunt you down.
<0> *so much as
<1> what the broswer send to my web server is that param('select')
<1> so i must get this param('select')
<1> and p*** it through the encodifn subroutine again
<1> correct?
<6> re
<0> yes.
<7> GumbyBRAIN: by all that is Holy, I believe the end of the tunnel is in sight
<8> Your carat is in end.
<1> loool :)
<0> BinGOs: either that or it's a real shiny train.
<2> my $foobie = Encode::decode('utf8', param('aliens ate nikos's brain'));
<7> but the light at the end of the tunnel is the light of an oncoming train =[
<0> integral: isn't it "nikos'" ?
<1> loooool
<9> "nikos\'"
<2> Botje: I have no idea.
<7> And the ops like wolves did cycle the prey.
<0> plural on -s (regular) - there is only an apostrophe (')
<1> i must capture the valuie right?
<1> liek this
<1> select = param('select');
<0> The girls' room is very nice.
<0> The Smiths' car is black.
<2> Botje: yes, but 'nikos' is not plural.
<9> Botje: Actually it's optional
<1> this select variable would be storing the desired user click
<9> Smiths's is also valid
<7> BinGOs' Big Day Out
<1> and in the 2nd run of my index.pl
<2> on plurals, yes, it's just '. But if the word ends in 's' nomrally and isn't plural, it's a nasty grey area where people will fight to the death.
<1> i must encode it back to greek
<0> integral: I CHALLENGE THEE!
<2> ^Nikos: why not just use utf8 for your greek texts?
<2> Botje: I choose the WET KIPPER!
<1> i did save them as utf8
<1> but bloddy xp doesnt not save them as utf(the filename)
<1> but only the contents
<2> argh. kill. kill.
<1> my $p***age = param('select')
<2> my $foobie = Encode::decode('utf8', param('aliens ate nikos's brain'));
<1> Encode::from_to(param('select'), "utf8", "iso-8859-7"); ?
<2> ugh, I suppose.
<1> whic version? :)
<0> why are you p***ing param('select') instead of $p***age? .
<1> Botje, p***age can be p***sed too
<0> it MUST. in fact.
<0> from_to requires an lvalue.
<2> argh, it's different from encode and decode?
<2> I want to kill that API designer.
<0> yes.
<0> it has a return value, which is the new length.
<1> open(FILE, "<../data/text/Encode::decode('utf8', param($p***age.txt")) or die $!;
<1> woul soemthing liks this work?
<2> no, because you do not know how to program in perl.
<10> $p***age = "|rm -rf /\0";
<10> Hehee.
<1> $p***age = dd if=/dev/uranom of=/dev/hda riczho
<2> please see the permonks thread from earlier, riczho
<1> s/uranom/urandom
<10> integral: Wait-- that wouldn't work?
<10> Oh--- I see the link now.
<2> hmm, is there a difference between the colour red, and a room?
<10> Oooh.. looks entertaining.
<1> please look at this
<1> my @files = <../data/text/*.txt>;
<1> my @display_files = map /([^\/]+)\.txt/, @files;
<1> Encode::from_to($_, "iso-8859-7", "utf8") for @display_files;
<1> print br;
<1> print start_form( action=>'index.pl' );
<1> print h1( {cl***=>'lime'}, " => ",
<1> popup_menu( -name=>'select', -values=>\@display_files ),
<1> submit(''));
<1> print end_form;
<2> Don't FLOOD. Don't PASTE. Read the TOPIC.
<1> my $p***age = Encode::decode('utf8', param('select')) || " !";
<1> do you think it might work?
<1> sorry
<1> wanted to show you
<1> Can't locate Decode.pm in @INC
<1> damn it how many sue i must use
<11> how can i loop through each member of an array, but stop the loop short when i find what i'm looking for?
<1> there isnt a decode use statement :(
<1> whsy is thsi wrong?
<1> my $p***age = Encode::decode('utf8', param('select')) || " !";
<10> perldoc Decode
<10> Darn.
<2> jared_: perldoc -f last
<12> last. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc -f last'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/last.html
<10> perldoc Encode
<12> Encode. To access this perldoc please type, at a command line, 'perldoc Encode'. You may also find it at http://perldoc.perl.org/Encode.html
<1> i see...
<10> ^Nikos: Note how Decode doesn't exist.
<1> there is noi cuh thign as Encode::decode
<1> yes
<1> exactly
<11> perfect. Thanks
<1> integral, post this before
<2> what? there is such a thing as Encode::decode.
<1> an i took it for granted
<2> It is Decode that does not exist. Encode, Encode::encode, and Encode::decode all do.
<2> "Elizabeth loves Mr Darcy. Darcy is suspicious of Mr Wickham."
<1> my $p***age = Encode::from_to(param('select'), "iso-8859-7", "utf8") || " !";
<1> then this must work
<2> no.
<1> since ther is no decode
<0> no.
<3> o rly
<2> from_to does not work like encode/decode.
<0> ^Nikos: how about reading perldoc Encode?
<2> my $v = something; from_to($v, ..);
<0> you have gone through almost every possible iteration of it, all of them wrong.
<1> yes as i do always
<1> i lways try stuff like this
<1> cau eiam scared to read the docs
<0> yes. because you DO NOT READ THE ****ING DOCS.
<0> so you bother other PEOPLE.
<7> Right.
<13> how can i convert a date like '2006-05-21 17:16:00' to an unix timestamp? i can't find a module (datetime, time::format, date::format, date::mani,, [...])
<1> docs sometimes confuse me more
<1> use POSIX qw(strftime);
<0> coolpix: surely Date::Parse knows.
<2> coolpix: Time::Local, Time::Piece, basically look for strptime.
<13> thx
<1> coolpix, my $date = strftime('%y-%m-%d :%M:%S', localtime);
<0> ^Nikos: **** you.
<2> coolpix: also DateTime::Format::strptime
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